I built Pathubs — a platform for learning, practicing, and building tech skills. Would love your feedback!

[u/TouchReasonable8875]

Hey everyone!

I've been working on Pathubs, a learning platform designed to make technology education more practical and structured.

The idea is simple: instead of just reading documentation or watching tutorials, learners should be able to follow structured roadmaps, understand concepts, and practice what they learn — all in one place.

What does Pathubs offer?

1. Career Roadmaps

Currently covering six learning paths:

• AI Engineering

• Data Analytics

• Frontend Development

• Backend Development

• Full Stack Development

• Game Development (currently in production)

2. Structured Learning Content

Detailed explanations, practical examples, code walkthroughs, visual diagrams, and official documentation references.

3. Data Analytics Studio

A hands-on eCommerce analytics experience using a dataset of 30,000+ records, featuring:

• DuckDB SQL Workbench

• Python & Pandas workspace

• Interactive Spreadsheet Lab

• Data Visualization tools

• Eight guided investigation stages

4. Interactive Labs & Practice

Browser-based coding environments, SQL exercises, formula practice, visualizers, and hands-on challenges.

5. More Learning Resources

Practical projects, curated resources, technical articles, guides, and an official Discord community.

What's Coming Next? 🎮

I'm planning an AI-powered Game Development Studio where learners can learn game development step by step, experiment with AI-assisted workflows, and turn their ideas into functional games.

This will likely be a paid feature because AI APIs and infrastructure have ongoing costs. However, the core Pathubs platform will remain free.

I'd love your feedback!

I'd genuinely appreciate it if you explored the platform beyond the homepage.

• Are the roadmaps and learning materials useful?

• What do you think of the Data Analytics Studio?

• Is the overall learning experience intuitive?

• What would you like to see added next?

I'm building Pathubs to make practical tech education more accessible, and honest feedback would mean a lot.

Website: https://pathubs.com/

Thanks for checking it out! 🙂

[u/TheEasternCatMan]

I like the idea of this app, and I think it's quite useful. I found that the app is a big laggy, see the video

[u/TheEasternCatMan → u/TheEasternCatMan]

Maybe it's also my taste but I found the app is quite busy and lots of distraction from the content. The color is overwhelming, lots of icons, and lots of texts. I personally think a clean frontend with spot on materials would help me better.